Mr David Sumberg

June 20, 1941 -
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Contributions

1987

County Palatine Commons January 19, 1987

Human Rights Written Answers January 21, 1987

Bury Written Answers January 22, 1987

Trident Written Answers January 27, 1987

Gin Exports Written Answers January 28, 1987

Public Expenditure Written Answers January 29, 1987

2 speeches — Local Government Officers (Vacancies) Commons February 4, 1987

Soviet Union Written Answers February 18, 1987

2 speeches — Engagements Commons February 19, 1987

Nuclear Missiles Written Answers February 24, 1987

Board and Lodging Regulations Written Answers March 6, 1987

2 speeches — Postal Communications Commons March 18, 1987

Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Commons March 31, 1987

Tourism Written Answers April 9, 1987

Rover Group Written Answers April 10, 1987

Finance Bill Commons April 22, 1987

Pupil Expenditure Written Answers April 30, 1987

GCSE Teachers (In-service Training) Written Answers May 14, 1987

"Today" Newspaper Commons July 1, 1987

3 speeches — "Today" Newspaper Commons July 6, 1987

Coal Industry Written Answers July 13, 1987

Research Development Written Answers July 20, 1987

Universities (Grants) Written Answers July 22, 1987

War Criminals (Extradition) Written Answers July 22, 1987

Afghanistan Written Answers October 21, 1987

3 speeches — Arms Control and Disarmament (Privileges and Immunities) Bill Commons October 22, 1987

Television Licences Written Answers November 5, 1987

Official Report Written Answers November 5, 1987

Bus Services (Deregulation) Commons November 9, 1987

Postal Communications Written Answers November 18, 1987

Leisure Traffic Written Answers November 26, 1987

Education Reform Bill Commons December 1, 1987

Energy Efficiency Written Answers December 3, 1987

Unemployment Commons December 14, 1987

Energy Efficiency Written Answers December 14, 1987

Tourism Written Answers December 15, 1987

Anglo-French Relations Written Answers December 16, 1987

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